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Anonymous

28 Jul 2022

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General Investing

If u r to invest in 1 bank stock what will it be n why

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NicoleCai

31 Jul 2022

The current OCBC dividend yield is 4.53%.

I am bullish on ticker symbol : O39 as it has lots of exponential growth ahead with interest rates rising. OCBC is also profitable, has great cash flow and an excellent management team. I look forward to its capital growth and collecting steady dividends long term.

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